Bitcoin ETF liquidity set to surge after SEC options approval — QCP
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Blackbird Labs launches Web3 platform for restaurant payments
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Nansen third-party vendor suffers security breach, user data affected
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Bitcoin (BTC) faced a sharp correction on Dec. 11 plummeting as much as 8% to a four-month low at $40,150, wiping out the gains of the past seven days. This drop in BTC’s price has triggered a market-wide re-evaluation, prompting a debate on the potential for altcoins to spearhead the next significant rally in the cryptocurrency

That’s not hodling! Over 50% of Bitcoin addresses still in profit
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